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lf. in the low resorts and among the loose Q , and lawless class in all cities where such

enactments are in force. It seems a pit

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P" *.1 H0063. e s 've accmomo- _°_*`_" ‘ . dnt; all who legvg my work’ Why may not the press representarivcs

with us, by prompt attention”

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¢ ibitozy laws generally. It brings forward

'mini ominous, ouamormrowu. rm

E I I » ' Q The new departure no;ed e_s_.sbont_ to boi*

__ _- Y’ s'_Ijr_?Pab“nies` _ _ takenby the Dominion and Provincial Gov-

_ 19.-(Special)-loderato __ _ __ ___ _ _ ____ __*_____ _______ _ VG"“‘me“u in "gud ta U” uleznph

i . V -~ V < ~ " h b 1 t G _ .i hid_"`|”_ milder ‘nd un”“l°d_ eervlce contemplatest at t e at er ov

. ‘ 4*-"‘**'*>"‘*°-~-° THURSDAY~ JAN' 17~1m1‘ -ernment shall formally declare that the

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é r PROHIBITION }`:()R BOYS, their contract tosupplya “regular” ieie-

_ , graph service, and that thereupon th e ‘I into is on every box of the genuine v ~--

if ° ' ° ‘ Federal Government shall wi ii ici l th o i _. me Bmmwmmne T‘m°t' l \\'e notice with regret that the ; . b; h Co ,mm the f _ -lmb than cures a coed an one tv I _ _ _ _ _ _ Sllbudi PHY* ¢ U0 if ° mU*“Y

l;.\ai»iim-r luis no favorable opinion of the I proposed law to prohibit the sale of

ic-‘garettes sud tobacco to growing boys.

i Such laws are now comparatively common in civilized countries and we believe have 5 been productive of great good, There is a

i_ strong consensus of opinion from medical iiueii and business men as well that the l use of tobacco in any form is injurious to i the healthy development of the human

_ being during the growing stage,whntever it may be afterwards.

We are quite in accord with our een-

‘ temporary as to the necessity of stricter

_ parental control over the young; of both

sexes. \Viiere we differ is in regard to

l shall support and enforce parental res-

ll traint, and in a measure supply the place of parental restraint where it is lacking.

li Scott Act, the Curfew' By-law and prohl_

for the thousandtb time the worn-out

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s _- Of nice tasty vegetables.

_ and Tomatoes.

'_l (hrs are as fresh as

if NEW nowN HAY.

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lg it City by-law obligating citizens to do this

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_ sort are necessary to protect the public

5 V M _ O ;heal1.b. the public morals, to. restrain vice L - V ~ _ f".

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`A__)med “nts $100 000_0O0_ they are violated by lawless persons the Il laws are worse than useless.

Honest claims settled with route t

_ -_L ioepnseh and libernlity.

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"° vc *V f -- ~ -if ~-»-1' ifences in thesame sense as stealing." Let-

usadmitthe fact, and choose another ll~

_ G ' 7 public convenience. And iwo are of i l .

U.§°° Auurance S c{°ty'_ ' wholesome enactments. OEA public journal

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_statement that all these laws are violated ‘ So day by day in this good city of Char-

__ lottetown every one of the Ten Command-

have tliose Commandments, and the laws is based upon them abrogated on that ac- `; count?

i Penal laws have some restraining ef- fect. Theyaiso have an edueative eifeet. ‘Men and boys who would neither read O nor regard the Divine law, Thou shalt not I steal, take note of the Canadian law to the ` name efect, with the policeman, tbejndgo 3 and the penitentiary behind the law. Re- peal the Canadian law against theft and how quicly would that form of crime in~

ing is a crime. Drinking intoxicantn,

staying out late at night and associating iwlth the vicious and idle, the smoking of cigarettes by boys are not criminal of

' lustmtion. It is nota crime for n man

not to remove the snow from the side-

_ walk in front of his premises. We have a

such repeal make matters worse rather than better!

Laws of e prohibitory and restrictive

_and crime, to conserve public tights acd

opinion that the public press' in common with all friends of public order, has aduty _to perform, in the _wayot supporting all

may do a great and continuous injury to

the community by constantly sneering at such laws and insinuatiug that because

the Scott Aat,the Curfew and the Cig-

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that any respectable journal should even

md nick despatch of same_ be admitted and the people permitted to

_W “5eKt|i_emrergut?1i_:ic:io gf* know what takes place when n can~ Give us ,_ nhl asa be o0n_ didnte is examined as to his conduct in an vinoed that what we say is

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_But Hood s sarsapiirilia completely cures

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election? _

A conference of the Marilinie Province

Preiniers held at Halifax is considering the estabiishmeni- ofa technical school for the three Provinces.

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;ntroke, if necessary by the sword? Wlint

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,the necessity for legal restrictions that

_The Examiner has its usual “fling” at the ‘

lmente is violated. \Vould the Examiner;

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.Courts decide the matter. If this cours-.

has been decided upon the necessary action shonld be taken with the \ltl110=‘-l

promptitude and the matter pushed to ii decision us quickly as possible. The public are not in n mood to await the long delay which may result from protraeicd litigation carried from Court to Court. Could not the Gordlan knot be cur, with a

is wanted in a modern telegraph service

for a future generation. '

When Governor Roosevelt was on his

campaign for the Vice Presidency he was attacked by rowdies ln the town of Vie- tor, Colorado, and among other things clubs and pieces of soantliniz were thrown at him. Of ooursc the better class of oiti. zsns did not countenance sueh an outrage land in testimony of that fact. and to _relieve themselves and their city of the odium they have how had one of the mis-

siles, e piece ot scentllng, handsomely mounted with gold bands and publicly presented to the Vice President It 'bears the inscription: "From the eitizens of

.Victor to Governor Roosevelt. A token

of esteem." There wus abundant merri-

ferm of reparation is ingenious oertainly. But if the missiles had been stale' ben

fruit tho task would have not been soeaey

'1 hx report of the procecdinz in the trial

oflioland B. Molyneux for the murder of Mrs Adams lille ten volumes of 5)() print- ed pageseaoh,al:nost equal to Dickens complete works. Mrs. Adams was .nur-_ dered twoyears ago. The trial o€ Holy- nonx occupied 57 days. The preliminary proceedings for an appeal for a seeond trial are only now being completed. We are slower than our neighbors in many things but in. our criminal instice we move much more rapidly. Had Nolyneux, who has been in jail two years, committed his crime in Canada he would have _boon either acquitted or executed long ago.

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Medicine of Ilmieiisileriz, .xiiewii me-Pi-eie‘ee` the lurid Over, is Dr. Gliaoo'o Kidney-" Ul¢l"l’N8. , ' L Haring ii. direct and combined action on both the kidneys and liver, _Dr._ _Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are tho' most valuable as n family medicine, and positively cure constipation and all forms of stomach trouble. ‘ Mr. John 'Wiiit-2. 72 First avenue, Otv tawa. writes:-" I use-1 Dr. Chase’n- Kidney-Liver Pills for deranged lives' and pains in the back, with excellent results.

“My wife u.-wi them for stomach

trouble, :ind pains about the heart. and in entirely cured. They are invaluable as a, family medicine."

Scores of hiindreds of famllir-s would?

not think of being without Dr. Chase’n

remarkably prompt and efiective in action. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, atnll dealers, or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Toronto. '

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